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Do people honestly think Bruce Poliquin or ANY rep can cure inflation? People are dumb as fuck.

It’s not as simple as that.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/mortgages-real-estate/08/like-kind-property-exchange.asp

It doesn’t get rid of your tax liability. It only defers it. And you’ll need a lawyer.

Unless OP plans to do this to “fool the IRS” and not report it at all.

Sell land for cash.

Use cash to buy land/house.

Much better option.

hmu if you want to go sailing this coming summer.

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😇😇😇

It’s my brand

I didn’t look anything up. I just remembered your post.

You asked for coin buckets at the turnpike, so maybe the reasons will be hard for you to understand?

Someone did some deep research

> a 40-lb bag of pellets can provide about 24 hours of steady heat for 1500 square feet of living space.

That’s a very arbitrary calculation. It depends on how cold it is outside, where you set the thermostat, how well your house is insulated, etc.

You don’t have to use toll roads if you object.

I have a QuadraFire Castile. Very nice traditional styling.

It has a remote programmable thermostat which is great. Set and forget. It also has a battery backup so it can run off a 12v car or boat battery during outages. Great feature.

I’ve had it for 8 years, and it works flawlessly. Makes less than 5 gallons of ash for every ton of pellets burned. When it’s hot and burning, there’s no visible smoke from the chimney and no smoke odor at all. Kind of amazing really.

But temples will surely know about them. Also try searching Facebook.

Ask at your nearest synagogue?

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Yes, but it turns out I just wasn’t very good at being a lawyer lol.

I came to Maine as a lawyer from Massachusetts and it was still an uphill battle to get hired with law review and top 1% grades.

> what’s the likely hood of landing a job as a paralegal?

Probably much better.

> work with a firm

You’ll still need to develop a client base.

If you have a strong southern accent, you will have a VERY difficult time getting hired unless you’re top of your class, law review, etc. or unless you’re Atticus fucking Finch.

> Alabama to Maine

> looking to make it home

> studying law and wanna practice in the state

Imagine someone from Maine moving to small town Alabama to be a lawyer. That’s what it will be like for you. You will have a very hard time building a business and getting clients.

Source: Maine lawyer

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You and me both, brother.

The ultimate first world problem